Mangroves News
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Women on storm-hit Philippine island spearhead Indigenous effort to restore mangrovesCarbon & Climate
Women on storm-hit Philippine island spearhead Indigenous effort to restore mangroves
Busuanga Island, in the western province of Palawan, has a particularly effective mangrove restoration program, one that is spearheaded by Indigenous women who play a key role in planting, monitoring and protecting the forests. -
Tropical cyclones ‘can improve mangrove health’Storms over the last two decades have helped mangroves to assimilate carbon.
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Mangrove restoration scales up in IndonesiaRestoration push could help Indonesia meet its climate commitments, but protecting existing mangroves is crucial. -
The world needs to triple its annual investment in nature by 2030 to protect land, wildlife and climateCarbon & Climate
The world needs to triple its annual investment in nature by 2030 to protect land, wildlife and climate
The UN’s State of Finance for Nature report says that public and private entities need to quadruple their annual investment in nature if the climate, biodiversity and land degradation crises are to be tackled by the middle of the century.
Mangroves Opinion
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Closing the nature-finance gap– Although the biodiversity crisis is intimately linked to the climate one, the financing to address it is woefully inadequate. With a new global biodiversity plan now in the works, the world has an opportunity – and a duty – to start making up for lost time. -
The case for a food systems stability board– To help tackle the issues that are driving food and nutrition insecurity, and make the global food system more stable and resilient, governments should consider establishing a new, multilateral, UN-led Food Systems Stability Board (FSSB).
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